http://store.steampowered.com/app/338760/

The full name is Death Ray Manta, but I think it's funny how the logo shortens it to "drm".

And i was already imagining a game where the user would have to wriggle trough hundreds of layers of DRM to finally play a game he paid for and the end boss being a pirate laughing on his face because he didn't had to do anything just download and run the game. Hmmm, it's actually not a bad game idea...

When I went to Denver University a buddy of mine was part of the official school paintball team and their designation was DUI.

Didnt Rockstar already make that?

It certainly sounds like the Steam version of GTA IV.

and L.A. Noire

But for GTA and LA Noire DRM was just a minigame. I'm thinking about an acual game only about DRM.

I would likely buy that... I am not sure what that says about me.

And you can now vote to bring DRM to gog:

http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/death_ray_manta

Did that have all four layers too? Steam, SecuROM, GWFL and Rockstar Social Club?

While this could initialy only be the sorts of game of hacking, it could mean the genesis off SJW advocating DRM-Freeness, argo, when the game about DRM is actually a subliminal protest against DRM... it might sponsor other genres as well such DRM-Free the P&C, an RPG where the hero is fighting for DRM-Free in a fully corporated Big Brother World, arena Fighting game with a crossover of The DRM-Free heroes VS the major DRM-sponsors like the guys from GTA and Skyrim... the list can go on and on :)
It only needs enough people to buy them to make all these games come true!

I think it did - though - I think GFWL had become passive / almost non existent by the time I got to play it.

I can't wait for it to arrive into GOG.

To take it one more step further, I think any game about hacking DRM should actually have DRM. I like irony; possibly too much.

Hacking the DRM be the game?